Ten steps to starting your own business
October 1st, 2011No job? No problem! Create your own by forming a company!
OK, so it’s not that easy. But it’s not that hard either.
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No job? No problem! Create your own by forming a company!
OK, so it’s not that easy. But it’s not that hard either.
Read more on my Workbloom blog»
Oh, the glory! Start your own company and achieve great fame and fortune!
OK, maybe not. Run your own business and destroy your life savings.
How do you decide?
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The Career You’ll LoveSponsored by Carl Dierschow’s career blog at www.Dierschow.com |
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Dealing with the fearsMaking career decisions is scary! You’re dealing with life-changing decisions, impacts on your family, people who can affect your life direction in deep ways, …. Calm down for a moment. It’s OK to be stressed, that’s understandable. Read the rest of this entry » |
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You’re frustrated. Work has become less and less enjoyable, it looks like you may never again see a pay raise, and everyone around you is just miserable.
But you also feel locked in, unable to leave your job lest you enter the Great Ranks of the Unemployed.
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The Career You’ll LoveSponsored by Carl Dierschow’s career blog at www.Dierschow.com |
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Laboring for a purposeIt’s Labor Day here in the US, a holiday when we remember those who have fought to create a work environment where people can earn a fair living for doing fair work. Ironic, I suppose, that we celebrate work by … taking the day off. It’s bittersweet for those millions of people who are unemployed or underemployed, who are unconvinced of that this is the Great Land Of Opportunity that we once thought. |
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No doubt you’ve seen these little graphics popping up all over the place. These are called “QR codes”, or “Quick Response codes.” They started becoming popular in Japan about a decade ago, with the advent of smart phones.
Who cares?
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Most of the experiences you have every day you don’t remember. They’re forgettable exactly because they’re unexceptional.
What we remember, what we pay attention to, are things we DON’T expect. The surprises.
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The conventional wisdom these days is that social media – LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube – is critical for every business interaction, especially for job-hunting.
Let’s get realistic.
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The Career You’ll LoveSponsored by Carl Dierschow’s career blog at www.Dierschow.com |
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| Welcome to my career tips newsletter! I encourage you to pass this to anyone who might have an interest in revitalizing their career – instructions for subscribing are at the bottom. | |
What fear is in your way?You’ve been wanting to advance your career, but it seems that you’re sabotaging yourself at every turn. You were going to have that important discussion with your boss, and then wimped out. “Too busy,” you told yourself, or “not a convenient time.” We all struggle with this. |
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I’m an awesome coach. Good looking, tremendously experienced, and I help my clients succeed in amazing ways.
How did that sound? Authentic? No, I didn’t think so.
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